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"His passion cost him his health and his first marriage, but he returned to his public quest for Aboriginal advancement, earning the praise of professorial fellows as 'Australia’s Lawrence of Arabia'," writes ROBERT MACKLIN.

Indigenous leader says yes campaign lacked necessary bipartisanship and federal reform for Aboriginal people has ‘come to a complete standstill’

If Galarrwuy Yunupingu were still alive, he'd be a shoo-in for Yarralumla. For my money, that makes a coy Tom Calma, co-author of the Voice blueprint, the short odds favourite. Think about it: such an appointment would serve as balm for the hurt feelings of the Yes movement and, given his republican sympathies, a boost for the PM's favoured cause

A group of 50 Indigenous leaders and organisations have held talks aimed at navigating a path forward following the rejected Voice referendum.

A group of 50 Indigenous leaders and organisations have held talks aimed at navigating a path forward following the rejected Voice referendum.

A group of 50 Indigenous leaders and organisations have held talks aimed at navigating a path forward following the rejected Voice referendum.

A group of 50 Indigenous leaders and organisations have held talks aimed at navigating a path forward following the rejected Voice referendum.

In the most forthright response to the criticisms of Yes leaders, the Coalition frontbencher took aim at an open letter that labelled the outcome “appalling and mean-spirited”.

Warren Mundine has hammered the Yes camp after they accused Australians of committing a “shameful act” when voting No in the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum.

An extraordinary statement accusing Australians of a shameful act in voting down an Indigenous Voice to Parliament has been prepared.